luminous spot

A luminous spot was showing, several feet above the floor of the cabinet.

The line of luminous spots swung this way and that.

A luminous spot was appearing upon the platform, which stood a foot above the floor.

Those luminous spots were aglow for the first time since that other night.

Its luminous spot, no larger than a silver dollar, performed several functions.

Only the luminous spots of cigar tips showed that the two men were awake, each concerned with his own thoughts.

A long ray of white light streamed across the room, forming a luminous spot on a white screen.

Millions of luminous spots shone brightly in the midst of the darkness.

These luminous spots are called "sun dogs" or "parhelia".

When the flashlight gleamed, the luminous spot vanished.

A luminous spot appeared in the blackness.

Photophores are light-emitting organs which appears as luminous spots on some fishes.

The lighting came from web- like configurations of luminous spots, dotting all sur- faces.

There was no luminous spot.

The luminous spot quickly withdrew.

South of the principal arch, luminous spots, like portions of the galaxy, occasionally showed themselves and disappeared."

Some fish are brilliantly colored, some have luminous spots, and some are drab.

A photophore is a light-emitting organ which appears as luminous spots on various marine animals, including fish and cephalopods.

I had seen, for instance, in one of my states of ecstasy, a luminous spot on the firmament, a prismatic parhelion.

What about when all the ambrosia on hand goes bad simultaneously, and the entire population is afflicted with stomach cramps and luminous spots before the eyes?

Here and there luminous spots appeared, dying out and rekindling constantly, in all directions, like fantastic lights dancing over the surface of an immense lagoon.

This happens when sun light diverges from point "ﺍ" until it reaches an aperture and is projected through it onto a screen at the luminous spot.

And now, in the midst of the darkness, there suddenly stood a wheel like that of a lottery, surrounded by one luminous spot, which illustrated all its movements.

Sometimes, when the sun is low in the sky, there are luminous spots to the left and right of the sun and at the same elevation as the sun.

The circumstance in this phenomenon which appears to have particularly arrested Newton's attention, was the elongation which the luminous spot underwent in consequence of its passage through the prism.